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Dougomu and DIY Alternatives

Dougomu and DIY Alternatives

Positioning and balancing the shamisen correctly on your thigh is rarely easy at first. A simple solution is a non-slip mat. I’ll show you how to place the professional mats most effectively and how to make one yourself at home.

Bunkafu — How to read Shamisen Tabulature Notation

Bunkafu — How to read Shamisen Tabulature Notation

Bunkafu notation is the tablature system used for shamisen music. It’s very visual, which makes it quick and easy to learn. This overview explains how to read the notation and what the interesting special symbols mean.

How to Mark Positions on the Shamisen with Fujaku Strip or Dots

How to Mark Positions on the Shamisen with Fujaku Strip or Dots

Anyone playing with Bunkafu notation (tablature for shamisen) faces the big challenge of assigning specific sounds — and thus specific positions on the shamisen neck — to the numbers on the page.
While learning by ear was the original method, nowadays almost every beginner sticks dots on their neck to navigate more easily.
You can mark the positions individually or use a handy Fujaku strip.

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